Aquatic Plants Dying? Learn Why and How to Save Them! Understanding Macro and Micro Nutrients
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Carbon 3:23
Nitrogen 4:58
Phosphorus 6:14
Potassium 7:58
Magnesium 9:18
Boron 10:35
Iron 12:03
Chlorine 13:22
Manganese 14:59
Molybdenum 16:28
Nickel 18:38
Copper 19:51
Calcium 21:10
Well, here is another of your videos that I have saved to go back over and over. Just no way to absorb (no pun intended) all this in one go. Definitely the best learning channel I've found. This info will definitely be studied and put to use! Thanks 🙏
You are the man when i have a plant problem
Plant Noobie here. Felt like I was back in school watching this video. This info will definitely help diagnose plant deficiencies. Thanks for all of your videos.
I think you hit a sweet spot in the balance between the science and keeping it simple enough for many to understand. Will definitely always utilize this video in the future, whenever I'm trying to diagnose a nutrient deficiency! Well done Bentley!
Bentley I LOVED this, just the right amount of info without overwhelming and not too little. Fantastic. I will be watching this again...and again. Thank you!
Awesome info! Loving these videos
Love love this guy. Bentley explains everything so well making it easy to understand. Thank you!!
Thank you for the great information!
Great info Bentley!!! thank you sir!!!
Super helpful - thank you!
This is awesome! Great content Bentley! 🔥
You are so helpful. Thank you.
Food for thought thanks for the video
Very concise thanks 😊
Awesome chat, good info an easy to take short notes for things to watch for.
Fabulous video. So informative and easy to understand! Thank you!
very useful info great job thanks Bentley
Nice job Bentley, well done.
Thanks. Easy to understand.
Always great information 👍 love your work keep it up ✌️
The video quality has really come a long way, soon you'll be at 10k!
Super happy i came across this video awesome
Very well explained. Thank you!
Thank you Bentley! Very helpful! I saved this video for future reference.
Great job on this video, lots of information I didn’t know. This one is going to need another watch. 👍🏻
Great video, highly informative. Stay safe
very informative Bentley ... thanks
Great video Bentley. Really appreciate the time and methods you use educating the masses. Keep it up!
One of the best plant vids you’ll find. Good job sir.
Best 25 minutes of my day! Keep up good work!
Thank you sir , very informative
Nice very informative video. I feel that I have to watch it more than once. thanks !
FABULOUS VIDEO THANK YOU SO MUCH
This series is fascinating Bentley! Learning so much through these episodes and it is conveyed really well, great job as always man can't wait for next week. 👍
Great video Bentley
Excellent video!! Exactly what I needed to know for my 50 heavily planted that’s having nutrient issues.
Love this video I'll probably watch this again cuz there's a lot of information thanks for producing this video!
First time listening wonderful information, thank you for sharing.
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Great video and since the 1st time watching I am able to get this superb info 💚💙
Bentley you are the man thanks for this video
Great video, very informative. When you say things like some plants are calcium suckers, it would be great if you said some examples of those type of plants. Maybe you could also categorize family of plants and what the main fertilizers they need the most so you can Target those plants. Anyway great job keep up the good work!
So helpful that this my third time watching it today!
Thank you! That's incredibly flattering, glad I can help!
THANK YOU - The way you explain things is so helpful and clear! I've been expanding my plant collection and having a lot of fun learning about keeping plants with my fish. Starting a fert routine for the first time.
You are a plant genius. One of the best vids I’ve seen explaining deficiencies.
Really informative video Bentley. Explaisn why my own plants have been dire 😅 Keep up the good work! 💯💯
And another great primer! It's a Bentley-themed Saturday for me here in The Land Of Enchantment- Little Bobby
After your video I could explain myself a lot. Thank you! Btw maybe it's quite time to start making my own ferts. That theme is quite interesting.
Great info!
Easiest to understand explanation of deficiencies I’ve found on TH-cam. Ty
@Bentley! Thanks for this video! I knew none of this and have had bought plants for thirty years unnecessarily! I will keep this video to refer back to for info!
Thanks for lighting the guppies!!
Excellent description of macro and micro nutrients, their roles and deficiency symptoms. Explained really well and nice and easy to understand. (Much better than my school days) This video will be in my reference library!
Actually this is one of the best videos I've seen about plant ferts and deficiencies
This is the best video i have seen about nutrients. I paused, got paper and pen and took notes and hit the subscribed button. Wonderful, easy to follow examples.
How does this not have a million views?! Thank you so much for this.
Thank you
This is quality content! 🤩
You have cured my problem, Calcium . Many thanks.
Thank you 💯👍👍
Like people already said, very informative video and no it's not too long, it's just about it should be. You explained everything about Micro and Macro elements. Great video!
This was excellent, Bentley! It was interesting and just enough information for most people. I must admit that because life has been very busy, I've neglected one of my planted tanks. I just reworked the entire tank making it into a backwater environment for the little school of S. American tetras that reside inside. I bought a bottle of liquid fert and some Trace to keep right next this tank to keep me on my toes. I seem to always miss dosing it, for some reason. So I'm hoping to get the plants looking better within the next few weeks. Interestingly, the most delicate looking plant in that tank, Aponogeton ulvaceous, suddenly burst into growth after sitting "quiet" for a while. It's gorgeous and so lovely to watch as it moves in the current. As always, thank you for another very helpful and pleasurable video.
I need to listen again but very educational. Now i check my All in one fert if it contains All .
Have a great eastern weekend and Stay Safe all, hold on people.
I've been taking notes while watching your video, I'm new to live plants in aquariums and I just want to say thank you for explaining things without going into long drawn out explanations of each nutrient, straight and to the point
It really made learning from you easy.
Glad this helped!
😳 Wow science is everything. Once you master the periodic table and how to stabilize your aquarium it's all smooth sailing. Thanks for the video.
Great video! I use a combination of the easy green and a half dose of seachem flourish. I found the flourish also raised my kh without raising ph. Bonus
I really wish I found your channel and this video before I had 3 tanks set up. The way you explain why the plants need their nutrients and the visuals for diagnosis really make this video insanely helpful as a resource. Seriously thank you!
I just got an idea... I read that you can "charge" your your substrate additives like Crushed Volcanic Rock, Heat-Fired Clay, etc. I am familiar with Akadama (Heat-Fired Clay) from making my own Bonsai Soil Mix that I learned back in the 80s from 2 well-known Bonsai Instructors and masters. Both recipes were nearly identical, except for very minor tweets. Then, you add this "charged" absorbent substrate at the bottom to draw down the roots deep into the substrate. Then, cap with good sand to minimize the nutrient leaching up into the Water Column. I did not learn about the sand-capping when I made the first tank with Fluval Stratum. Being that Idid not do 24/7 water-changing like box-stores... I was spiking every few days. I removed the substrate with the Fluval Stratum and rinsed it out of the gravel and saved it. Then, I just did the gravel substrate.
I learned. But listening to you, I am thinking that I am missing the Trace Nutrients.
Thanks Bentley, for this series. We have all these fishy TH-cam, but i feel we need more Aquatic plant tubes.
Wow what a great vedio ...unbelievable ...you just made me your biggest fan ....much love from L.A. ... ....great great great G.O.A.T
Bently I have watched this twice now and it is the bomb!
Great video, I will definately come back to it if I start to have problems! Concerning carbon, I think you perhaps can see a shortage of it in some plants, especially in the growth. My Pogostemon 'octopus' looked kind of bare and skinny until I put CO2 in the tank, and now it has more leaves and is generally more bushier and healthier looking.
I like the little cartoon leaves. I think they help a lot to get the idea across, even if they do look like a seed. Okay back to the video.
Saving this video for future reference
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or even two. Or three, if you tell me your oppinion on Equilibrium from Sachen. I have SO weird empty water...
You learn something new everyday😅
I Love it!,👍
Thank you!!
Thank you for watching!
Adenosine triphosphate- I remembered that from college!
I'm curious of what you do for a living because your a smart guy. Keep up the good educational videos.
I'm a software and hardware test engineer.
Bentley, you did a real great job on helping me a newbie to realize what nutrients that I am lacking.
I will start with adding Trace Nutrients and pick up a bottle later today.
Kudos.
Happy to help!
Not boring.. thank you for your time. Lol ☻️
I love your explanation in your videos. I love the science too, but for a newbie like me I need the basics. I love your humor “ give me 2 thumbs down if you didn’t like the video” LOL!
Thanks this was very helpful as I suspected having calcium (Ca) deficiency in my planted tank.
I ordered the Yokuchi Ishiko (I could not get hold of seachem equilibrium).
Seeing forward to a better plant growth in the future.
It is somewhat weird that the liquid fertilizer do not have Ca.
So it will not help with dosing heavier..😉
I actually happen to have 3 diffrent liquid fertilizers at home but non of them has Ca in them. 😢
Yes, I also added yesterday root tabs that contains Ca in my only sand substrate. So I do not have any fancy substrate that has a lot of nutrients..
But I have rather hard ish water:
GH:11
KH:9
pH:8.0 ±0.3 (depending on co²)
This guy knows his plants 🌱
I loooove this level of nitty gritty. Even way back in elementary school, I couldn't get with rote memorization, especially on math and science. I need to know WHY. And here you tell us why. Thank you :)
Calcium def. and curled leaves, but it also happens from overwatering with my tomatoes.
I've grown plants on just fish waste before..but when it comes to growing so much of the semi aquatic plants and wanting a aquascape look? Plants are nutrient hogs. Once you start there is no "enough" and you can stop. I have even tried land plant ferts for acid loving plants,and its worked well in combo with iron..but,I'm not advocating people run out and use it. I have a big tank,and I also have a huge Syngonium sucking out nutrients all the time. Small aquarium lit by artificial lights won't need as much.
But,if people want to try them.use a dab and see how it goes. If it works? One bag might last a lifetime for a small tank and only $10 or so at Home Depot.
Gotta love educational video! What’s your dried food for the guppies?
I use several different ones
How did i not find you sooner 😭
The reason I say for acid loving plants,and not all purpose ferts? It has all the things Bently mentioned even Moly. It also has a high percentage of Iron. It does a good job too of mildly lowering a high ph.
Hi there! I’ve just found this channel, and I’m just wondering where you’ve sourced this info from? You seem very knowledgeable, I’m very impressed, I want to know how I can become as well versed in this as you! 😄
This is a combination of research from plant science and personal experience
Great Idk if I have nitrates or magnesium deficiency lol. My older Ottos do have that burn but I’ve had them a long time back when I completely had no idea what I was doing and had all types of problems. Gonna start with Nitrates and hope that is it
Great information! Do I want to dose my potassium and trace elements at the same time?
Dose potassium when you dose macros
Great video series, extremely helpful. Does having activated carbon in my filter media cause any changes to the way plants absorb nutrients? Does the activated carbon filter out the nutrients from the water column?
Carbon will filter out some of the nutrients you are dosing, so many times it is not used with planted tanks.
Maybe a video with plants that compliment each other instead of the randomness of my tanks! Ohh that's pretty, I don't have one of those, 😆. Got to catch them alll
Hey Bentley, great video as always! I've got an issue with my Pinnatifida. I get a ton of very small brownish dots on the older leaves then they melt and die off. Judging by the description you gave for the different deficiencies, it must be deficient in manganese. I'm dosing micro/macro on a daily basis (CO2 injection + Fluval Plant 3.0). There seems to be a pretty decent amount of Mn in the micro ferts: INGREDIENTS (in 1000 ml):INGREDIENTS (in 1000 ml):
Iron (Fe) - 2 g/l
Manganese (Mn) - 1 g/l
Copper (Cu) - 0,052 g/l
Zinc (Zn) - 0,29 g/l
Boron (B) - 0,4 g/l
Molybdenum (Mo) - 0,075 g/l
HEEDTA and other strong chelates !
Methylparaben (E218) - 1 g/l
Water
Do you think I need to add more?
You might also consider a touch more iron, pinnatifida is an iron hog
@@BentleyPascoe iron it is then! Thanks a bunch, Bentley!
Lots of good info in this video. I'm having a problem with my ludwegia plants, both repens and palustris, where rot where they've been buried in the substrate. They grow aerial roots above the rotten section, but it keeps happening. None of my other stem plants are doing this. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? I'mm on well water in Michigan (hard water, so calcium and iron aren't an issue) and use easy green and root tabs. Thanks!
What I would do is not bury the stems yet, use a plant weight to hold them as a small bunch on the surface of the substrate and let them grow fresh roots, then, with the fresh roots, plant them into the substrate. Some plants have trouble converting as they'll be grown in softer water at farms, then when moved to hard water they can struggle to establish right away and need more time to convert to your particular water conditions.
@@BentleyPascoe great idea, thanks so much!
thanks for the video I'm a disabled vet if i could afford it id subscribe thanks for the info
Bentley, love your stuff! I was wondering, have you ever experimented with Fulvic/Humic acid? I learned about it recently from Dan of Dan's Fish/Getgills.com. He had a couple of videos on it, the latest was very interesting! I purchased some and put a tiny amount in my planted 55 today (only about 10 ml, probably not enough but starting slow) and I am planning to try a bit in my wild betta tanks.
I have not personally used acids. Most of that is due to Seattle's water being so soft as is, adding acid could trigger major pH crashes.